TSPrint Client 3.2.1.31

Overview

TSPrint Client by TerminalWorks is a specialized remote desktop printing solution that simplifies printing from remote sessions to local printers. Designed for cloud desktops, terminal servers, RemoteApp and traditional RDP/Citrix connections, TSPrint eliminates the need to install individual printer drivers on the server by using a single universal virtual printer driver.

Key features

• Universal virtual printer driver on the server — no per-device driver installations required.
• Cross-platform client support: Windows (including Windows 10, 11, 8, 7, Vista, XP), MacOS, Linux and Android (including Chromebook support).
• Mobile workflow: Android TSPrint Client receives server print notifications and lets users select and forward jobs to local printers.
• Built-in PDF printer and improved PDF output handling for reliable document rendering.
• ARM64 native client support for modern devices.
• Folder redirection and integration with common remote desktop clients (recommended: Microsoft Remote Desktop).
• Admin-friendly deployment: silent MSI, Group Policy and SCCM support for large-scale rollouts.
• Advanced printer mapping: tray mapping, collate/cop ies handling and user-defined printer dialogs.

Installation and compatibility

Getting started requires installing the TSPrint Server component on the remote Windows host and the TSPrint Client on local machines. Server and client downloads are available for multiple platforms from the TerminalWorks website. Typical deployment takes minutes with no server reboot required. The system supports USB, network and wireless printers and works with most RDP clients when folder redirection is enabled.

Performance and reliability

TSPrint focuses on fast, distortion-free printing from remote desktops. Recent releases address PDF rendering, print order, orientation and Windows 11 permission issues. The virtual driver approach reduces troubleshooting related to mismatched drivers and improves stability for multi-session environments.

Administration and deployment

IT teams can deploy the TSPrint Client silently using MSI packages and manage installations through GPO or SCCM. The single virtual server driver reduces ongoing maintenance, driver updates and support tickets. Detailed documentation and a usage guide are available on the developer site, plus direct support via email and phone.

Mobile client and user workflow

The Android TSPrint Client is lightweight and runs in the background. When printing is initiated on the server, the Android app receives a notification that lets users open the client and choose which jobs to route to a local printer. The app has no ads or in‑app purchases and requires the server component to function.

Who benefits most

• Organizations using cloud desktops, Windows 365, terminal servers or RemoteApp who need consistent print behavior across sessions.
• IT administrators seeking easier driver management and centralized printing control.
• Mobile and Chromebook users who require on-device printing from remote sessions.

Strengths and limitations

• Strengths: reduces driver headaches, supports multiple OS clients, scalable deployments, robust PDF support and active maintenance with ARM64 and Mac/Linux improvements.
• Limitations: not a standalone remote desktop client — requires TSPrint Server on the remote host; features depend on correct folder redirection and settings in the chosen RDP client.

Practical notes for evaluation

1. Confirm TSPrint Server installation on the remote host before testing the client apps.
2. Use Microsoft Remote Desktop on mobile if you want the most consistent compatibility with TSPrint on Android/Chromebook.
3. Test PDF output, tray mapping and multi-session behavior in your environment; recent release notes show frequent fixes around these areas.